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I've been able to get Ubuntu working on my last few Dell laptops with few issues. Windows is fine for development, with a decent console emulator (http://goose
by radicalbyte 12y ago
I've been able to get Ubuntu working on my last few Dell laptops with few issues.
Windows is fine for development, with a decent console emulator (http://gooseberrycreative.com/cmder/ http://gooseberrycreative.com/cmder/) you'll be well away.
I wouldn't bother with the MBP: it's expensive for what it is, and has two horrible longevity problems - the power supply cables keep breaking and the retina screen is extremely easy to damage (kids fingers do it). The other problem is that there is currently no way to upgrade the SSD (this is why it's expensive - you're forced to upgrade just go get a decent size SSD).
- ChristianGeek 12y agoThe SSD can be upgraded if you're willing to do it yourself. Obviously it voids the warranty but it's doable and not that difficult.
- radicalbyte 12y agoThe only drives available are taken from the top model rMBP, last time I looked it was over 1000 EUR for an upgrade. If you buy an old (2013-Spring or earlier) model then it is upgradable.